SAN PEDRO―Design appears to be the latest sticking point for the Wilmington Waterfront project as the timeline is pushed back for one component and more public feedback will be taken
WILMINGTON—The Port of Los Angeles hosted the first of two public meetings to offer feedback on the Wilmington Waterfront project, a waterfront revitalization endeavor that has been nearly a decade
The Port of Los Angeles announced a two-part series of community meetings to provide status updates on the Wilmington Waterfront Development Project. One meeting already took place on July 25,
WILMINGTON—Longshoremen were not too happy about the Los Angeles Board of Port Commissioners’ decision to automate the Port of L.A. (a source of discontent over the past weeks), but a
The Port of Los Angeles’ Board of Harbor Commissioners approved a purchase agreement for a piece of property located within the Wilmington Waterfront Project, Oct. 4. The property was owned
WILMINGTON — San Pedro Public Market may be on the tongues of everyone in the city, but Wilmington is also tied into the latest total overhaul of waterfront developments planned
LOS ANGELES — Balancing commercial and recreational interests at the Port of Los Angeles was the focus of a Strategic Plan update presented to the district’s Board of Commissioners, Feb.
WILMINGTON — Nearly 50 people attended a workshop at the Banning’s Landing Community Center on March 30 to hear the latest updates on the Wilmington Waterfront Development Project. The conceptual
